A Solana events calendar with a source on every line
29 events, 13 countries, and the whole autumn of Solana on one page
sol2go.lol is live: a calendar for Solana and the crypto week around it, with a source and a check date on every entry.
Twenty-nine events are on it, twenty-five of them still ahead. Thirteen countries. Thirteen of the twenty-nine cost nothing to attend.
What the autumn looks like
The season runs to London. Solana Breakpoint takes 15 to 17 November, with Scale or Die the day before it and a Solana Hacker House holding the two weeks in front — 1 to 12 November — plus the side events that fill Breakpoint week around them.
Before that, the summits go around the world: Canada in Toronto on 23 September, Korea in Seoul on 30 September, Singapore and the Solana Capital Forum on the same day in October, Ghana in Accra on 15 October, India in Mumbai on 2 November.
For people who would rather build than listen, Buildstation Belgrade gives twelve free days in October, IslandDAO gives three weeks in Florianópolis, and the Crypto World’s Fair runs online through both. The Gulf closes the year with Blockchain Life in Dubai on 1 and 2 December.
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And the recurring things nobody puts on a poster are there too: the Solana Ecosystem Call, the Superteam community calls, co-working Fridays in London and Belgrade.
A source and a date on every line
Each entry names the organiser it came from, links the listing it was read at, and prints the day it was last checked. Where a fact has not been published, the page says so rather than borrowing last year’s.
Buildstation is the clean example. The 2025 edition had a $250,000 prize pool, a $10,000 first prize and a travel budget, all of it a search away. The 2026 organisers have published no prize pool, so the 2026 page has none. A listing that reuses last year’s numbers is a rumour with a date on it.
The same rule decides what stays off. There is no upcoming Solana event in Armenia — the community calendar there has run four meetups in three years and announced nothing further — so the site does not pretend there is. It lists DigiTec in Yerevan, 20 to 22 November, and says plainly which parts of that programme are confirmed and which are not.
Built to be used, not browsed
Every event downloads into your own calendar in one click, with the right local time. Every entry says what a ticket costs, or says that the price is not out. You can read the whole thing by country or by the kind of event you actually go to.
There is no newsletter to join, no account to make and nothing to sign.
What comes next
More of the calendar: the Gulf, more of the Balkans, and the online calls that are easiest to miss.
If you run a Solana or crypto event and it is not on the site, it is because I have not found your listing yet. Send it.
